PenguinPablo

More importantly is determining what you are suited for. Having a fatalistic attitude is the worst thing possible. Many time we try to develop ourselves in ways that contradict and go against our strengths. Saying genetics determine outcomes is too narrow a perspective. Every ancestor before you figured out a way. You could say THEIR way.

That's my view. Like your mind has basically gone to the origins of the fucking universe and beyond 1000s of times by now. That changes you. But then again if your reference point is lower on the spiral, you won't have the pattern recognition for something so far removed from your baseline perspective.

Your face has changed dramatically since going through the whole psychedelic curriculum and overall demeanor. Do random people pick up on this or are most people caught up in their own survival Or to sum it up simply... does it not really change much at all. Carry wood, chop water as the Buddhist say.

Bald people? The Leo I'm talking about had a full head of hair.

Yes Leo told me so in a video.

This is true and already happening via podcasts and influencers so I'd predict the same as you. All the weird and taboo things have basically become the norm. Online dating used to be a badge of shame now it's what everyone does. I suppose cam girls are a precursor to only fans and influencers. I think the 5 year thing is true but I don't think it will be so wide spread that Leo and everyone on this forum will have an AI girlfriend. It's pretty cringe tbh. But then again the movie Her basically was a prophecy.

Yall are so fucking cool. I thought I was a watch nerd. Keeping it pretty simple with this Casio for everyday use. Considering saving up for something more luxury like a Rolex or Grand Seiko sometime next year.

Idk I think it could also be very lonely. Asymmetrical development can be a crapshoot in many ways. Also British voice automatically raises perceived IQ by like 30 pts.

@LordFall I agree that it can possibly be extremely dangerous to experiment with your health. But even regular intermittent fasting has reached mainstream level of credibility and is considered borderline miraculous for longevity and health. If you were doing intermittent fasting 15 years ago, people would definitely think you might be developing anorexia. Overton window yada-yada. (Also I did hear about dry fasting in the past but none of this 20 day stuff... That is pretty insane to me tbh. I would definitely not try this. Maybe 3-5 days is within my comfort zone)

I mean he could just put it into AI and get the gist. That's the value of AI nowadays. I will watch it tomorrow while I'm on a several hour long drive. I've done like 24 hours of dry fast but not much longer than that.

Doesn't sound super hard tbh. Actually way smarter and socially safer than cold approaching half the campus. Harder to cold approach and hit on girls directly than invite them to some campus event. This is what I would've done if I had a sales and marketing background like I do now. But back then my mind was so myopic because all I did was watch pickup content. There's more plausible deniability by inviting to events and infinitely higher social proof.

@trenton @Carl-Richard Also the J vs P type in mbti pertains to a certain discomfort with ambiguity. P types feel comfortable without needing a final answer whereas J types need the final solution or to arrive at something - certainty vs. openness. Absorbing data vs. finding a solution. I've seen charts that show INTP is the most intelligent followed by INTJ. I think that IQ tests do in a sense reward fast thinking that reaches a conclusion but there are people that process more data but don't necessarily filter well. There's tradeoffs to each style. INTPs I subjectively consider more intelligent because they don't close themselves off to information and better with ambiguity and cognitive dissonance. INTJs better for execution.

@Leo Gura I don't doubt any of this. A guy like Ben Shapiro can have a 150 IQ and if anything all that thinking obstructs his ability to see clearly like a sage would.

@Sandroew Math is not that hard especially Calculus. People get lost in the crazy long equations which makes it seem more nebulous than it is conceptually.

I feel like for the most part I take things less seriously and just try to enjoy the ride, the steps along the way. Much more gratitude.